The Valley Grow project: Re-energizing the home garden movement in New Brunswick
In the realm of food security, Victory Gardens were a hot topic of conversation during the early days of COVID-19. ...
Month: September 2020
Frank McKenna’s $1m gift to Mt. A. stirs excitement and joy, but also concerns about secrecy
Mount Allison University held its first formal gathering in more than six months last Friday to announce the establishment of ...
Respect peaceful protest and apologize to reproductive justice and transgender rights activists, write UNB Law Faculty to New Brunswick MLAs
We, the undersigned members of the University of New Brunswick Faculty of Law, write to express in the strongest possible ...
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Mark McLaughlin on the rise of eco-comics and how the Maritime governments helped shaped environmental education [video]
Dr. Mark McLaughlin, an Assistant Professor of History and Canadian Studies at the University of Maine, delivered the talk, "The ...
Fredericton climate action rally has renewable energy, anti-nuclear message
Extinction Rebellion New Brunswick (XR NB) organized a rally in Fredericton on Sept. 25, the Global Day of Climate Action, ...
Security evicts reproductive rights occupation outside New Brunswick Legislature
On Friday, Sept. 25 at close to 8pm, New Brunswick Legislature security officers forcibly dismantled and removed the tents of ...
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Tertulia: Tom Beckley on Wendell Berry [video]
Tom Beckley delivered a tertulia on American writer and cultural critic Wendell Berry on September 23. Beckley is a sociologist ...
“Coal is not progress, it is death”: Indigenous Wayuu woman
Indigenous Wayuu and Afro-Colombian communities have long been vocal against the forced displacement, environmental degradation, human rights abuses and increasing ...
Judge’s ruling in New Brunswick breaks Treaty of 1725
A September 2019 ruling by a judge about a snowmobile grooming hub in New Brunswick contravenes the Treaty of 1725. ...
Wolastoqewi leaders assert stewardship of Indigenous artefacts at Fredericton’s Officer’s Square
Ramona Nicholas, a Wolastoqewi grandmother, and other Wolastoqewi grandmothers and members of the Wolastoqewi Grand Council are occupying Fredericton’s Officer’s ...